A buyer is looking for a long-term video editor for an anime channel, paying $6–10 per minute

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A buyer is looking for a long-term video editor for an anime channel, paying $6–10 per minute.

LONG-TERM VIDEO EDITOR WANTED — Anime Channel 📺 About the channel - 15–20 min videos - 2–3 uploads per month ✅ You should - Love/know anime well - Be skilled in Adobe Premiere Pro (After Effects is a plus) - Be comfortable with motion graphics - Be able to match this exact style, including the pixel animations shown here 👉 [link in the post] 💰 Pay $6–10/min (negotiable based on quality) + bonuses for view milestones 📝 How to apply 1️⃣ Fill out this form: [link in the post] 2️⃣ Complete a 30-sec trial (will be sent after form review) Looking forward to seeing your work! 🚀

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